Life Amongst the Static by Robert Scott King Robert Scott King : Life Amongst the Static.
Amplified introspection powered by a single voice.


On his latest recording "Life Amongst the Static," this native Californian evokes a range of influences that surpass what's typically found under the litany of genre labels. His lyrics are introspective and self-effacing, yet also biting and sarcastic at times as illustrated in "Obligatory Love Song," which treats the well-worn topic of love in a way that would make Graham Parker and Paul Westerberg just a little bit proud. Never losing site of the power of an inspirational lyric coupled with a guitar hook, this latest collection of 11 songs suggests what a band would sound like if you blended elements of Snow Patrol, the Doves and Travis - and maybe seasoned it all with a little bit of The Bravery and perhaps a dash of Elbow.

Produced by Irish expatriate Lynne Earls (who has worked with a range of artists - including k.d. lang, Rooney, Emily Wells and Billy Idol), "Life Amongst the Static" is a collection of intoxicating soundscapes with plenty of lyrical soul-searching.


Songs:

1. Life Amongst The Static
2. The Cutting Room Floor
3. All That Glitters
4. People Turn On Now
5. Drive
6. Like Tainted Money
7. Living With Your Shadow
8. Obligatory Love Song
9. Dissolve
10. Fade Away
11. Life Amongst The Static (Reprise)

Listen to: the entire album.


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Release date: 12/21/2011
Robert Scott King lives in California USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock


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